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There is a site for the california l and It suddenly won't function right. iInstead I get a banner telling me that GPC has been enabled. How can I get things workng properly again.

I use an IMac (15.6) to sign political petitions online on sources I trust, but the new Firefox version (128.14) seems to require that all GPC be disabled to do so. Can GPC be used selectively? Attached is a typical warning. Thanks for your expert thoughts.

I use debian linux. I do not want GPC because civicshoutfoundation will not allow me to sign petitions. I unclicked "Tell websites not to sell or share my data" but civic shout still says I am using GPC. Is theree another setting I should change?

Allen Altman abu.altman@gmail.com

I run Firefox on a Dell Inspiron Laptop which runs Windows 11 Pro. Lately, when I cclick on a link in an email, I get Th following message: Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading weather.com (see the browser console for more information). I'm also getting messages that my browser is blocking cookies, which I don't understand, since none of my settings (so far as I cantell) block coookies. I'm also seeeing slow loading of pages.

I've refreshed Firefox and eliminated one or two extensions, but I don't understand why all of this is going on. I'm having to submit this over Chrome, because Firefox won't let me log in, due to the cookie problem,

How do I get all this mess straightened out?

recently the protections dashboard is not showing the same information as before, with much lower numbers of blocked trackers. why is that? color of bars is different also.

In FF desktop, Settings > Privacy & Security > Enhanced Tracking Protection > Manage Exceptions, my list of exceptions are being cleared/deleted/wiped. Why? I have Facebook.net and Facebook.com saved as Exceptions and they keep being wiped/cleared/deleted. Could you tell me why?

Also cookies exceptions are cleared after an upgrade, not cool.

Thank You for you assistance and support.

Hello, I manage a healthcare education website (https://thelabon.com/contact-us/) and I'm focused on optimizing privacy and performance for users accessing our medical content through Firefox. Currently I have not embedded it yet I am using only an image of the map instead. What are the recommended Firefox settings, extensions, or practices to ensure user privacy, especially when embedding external tools like Google Maps or analytics services? Any guidance would be appreciated!

I read a SmartBlock explanation, but it was quite unclear. Seems to be tying SmartBlock to Facebook. I do not use Facebook. Why is logging in with Facebook required for SmartBlock to work on sites that are unrelated to Facebook? Very unclear.

Hi, Is it possible to get the French translation of the "Enhanced Tracking Protection in Firefox for desktop" article ?

Regards,

Un mot fait plaisir

Trying to get onto X.com but it keeps telling me (Firefox Enhanced Tracking Protection {Strict Mode} is known to cause issues on X.com. I looked in settings and it's on Standard Mode. So what should I do?

I've got Reading the full Article on GROUP TABS that has been released yesterday on My Firefox it Got Update and Installed But I just couldn't found the "Add to the Group option when I click right at any of my tab" + If I drag over one on Another Tab it just got replaced like they substitute their Places No BOX Border line Shows No Group Created NOTHING. I'm a Nearly 6 Year Old Firefox User I NEEDED that FEATURE SO BADLY PLEASE FIX it SOMEHOW. ThAnks Regards: Loyal USer

Let's imagine that I'm trying to access a server on port 80, let's call it http://example.com:80 . I'd like to see if that site is actually active. When I try and do that Firefox instead goes to https://example.com:443 . In my example, that's actually a completely different site that I do not want to access (for completeness port 80 is used for certificate renewal of a whole bunch of different names that are all set up on other ports, of which 443 is one).

In both a regular Firefox browsing window and in a private browsing window, Firefox decides to access https://example.com:443 instead of http://example.com:80 , despite me explicitly typing "http://example.com:80" in the URL bar.

How do I prevent Firefox from doing this when I explicitly request an http site?